Guinea surrendered to Gambia despite getting enough chances to topple and overcome Gambia.
Guinea squared many chances. They are to blame themselves for their AFCON exit.
Musa Barrow’s strike made history for Gambia as they entered the quarterfinal of the Africa Cup of Nations 2022 for the first time in their history.
The striker’s touch and finish were worthy of finishing any game, and the 23-year-old Bologna forward will strive to strengthen his record of two tournament goals in the next round.
No matches for Thursday and Friday. Quarterfinals begin during the weekend.
AFCON 2021 – QUARTERFINALS
Saturday, Jan. 29
Gambia vs. Cameroon (5 p.m. WAT, Douala)
Burkina Faso vs. Tunisia (8 p.m. WAT, Garoua)
Sunday, Jan. 30
Egypt vs. Morocco (4 p.m. WAT, Yaounde)
Senegal vs. Equatorial Guinea (8 p.m. WAT, Yaoundé)
AFCON 2021 – SEMIFINALS
Wednesday, Feb. 2
SF1 – Gambia or Cameroon vs. Senegal or Equatorial Guinea (8 p.m. WAT, Yaoundé)
Thursday, Feb. 3
SF2 – Burkina Faso or Tunisia vs. Egypt or Morocco (8 p.m. WAT, Yaounde)
AFCON 2021 – THIRD PLACE
Sunday, Feb. 6
Losers SF1 vs. Losers SF2 (5 p.m. WAT, Yaoundé)
AFCON 2021 – FINAL
Sunday, Feb. 6
Winners SF1 vs. Winners SF2 (8 p.m. WAT, Yaounde)
All matches will be live on K24 Plus, and one game per level and the final will be live on K24 TV.
